| Name:
| Styliani Tartsinis
| | Skills:
| Player,Soloist,Teacher (saxophone virtuoso)
| | Phone:
| +1 (212) 569 7480
| | Fax:
| +1 (212) 569 7480
| | Address:
| 12 Seaman Ave. 5C, New york, NY 10034, United States
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| | Styliani, Greek-born and American-trained, performed as a soloist with orchestra, recitalist and chamber musician. She studied with the legendary saxophonist, Sigurd Rascher, the most important artist in the history of the classical saxophone, following studies at the Manhattan School of Music. Heard on International and National Radio including the National Public Radio in Israel, Dutch Radio, NYC’s WQXR and WKCR, live on both the National Public Radio and the Greek-American Broadcasts.
New York City performances at Weill Recital Hall (Carnegie Hall), Merkin Concert Hall, Riverside Church, Trinity Church, St. Paul's Chapel, in Washington DC at the Kennedy Center and other performances throughout the US. She has performed new music in New York City at the Greenwich House Music School, DCTV, LaMama featured soloist in Festa Primavera: A Night at Olde Turne Hall. Recordings include composer Lior Navok’s CD Hidden Reflections as well as her own CDs, Remembering Sigurd Rascher and Americas. She has performed for Army Generals, His Eminence Archbiship Demetrios, ambassadors of Israel, China, Greece and Cyrus.
She is constantly challenging and expanding the perceived limits of her instrument, as a performer of new music, world music, styles from other performance periods, and collaborations with composers resulting in premiere performances of works specifically written for her. She is credited for the US East Coast premiere performance of Dimitri Terzakis’ Der Holle Nachklang. Her concerts have received numerous standing ovations. Styliani is also featured in the International Biographical Centre's Who's Who in the 21st Century.
Besides performing as a concert saxophonist, Styliani is a woodwind player in the Broadway pits of New York City and in other shows and venues. Her saxophone clinics emphasize the Rascher Saxophone Method, and her own method that includes other woodwinds. Her systematic method outlines how to master tone, rhythm and the developement of effortless technique through song.
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